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31 March 2014

It is another day of breaking records as the Intraday market opens at
life-high.The Sensex is up 83.17 points at 22423.14, and the Nifty up 27.25
points at 6723.15. About 420 shares have advanced, 90 shares declined, and 17
shares are unchanged. SBI, NTPC, Bharti Airtel, Tata Power and Hindalco are top
gainers in the Sensex. Among the losers are TCS, Wipro, Sesa Sterlite and
Maruti Suzuki.

Major Asian Intraday markets were trading mixed in morning
trade. The momentum is likely to slow later in the day as traders close out of
positions before the end of the quarter. China's Shanghai Composite was down
9.75 points or 0.48 percent at 2,031.96 whereas Hong Kong's Hang Seng rose
31.82 points to 22,097.35.Indian money market is shut today on account
of Gudi Padwa. In commodities, Nymex crude traded near a three-week high above
USD 101 a barrel, buoyed by simmering tensions between Russia and the west and
disruptions to African oil supplies.

From precious metals space, gold traded near six-week lows
still struggling below USD 1300/oz, logging a second straight weekly loss. Gold
prices could face more pressure from weak physical demand in Asia and growing
optimism about the US economy.

28 March 2014

Today The Intraday market has once again opened at fresh
high to kick start April Series. The Sensex is up 84.49 points at 22298.86, and
the Nifty is up 39.65 points at 6681.40. SBI, Tata Steel, Dr Reddy's Labs, Tata
Power and Wipro are top gainers in the Sensex. Among the top losers in the
Sensex are GAIL, ITC, BHEL and Maruti Suzuki. About 387 shares have advanced,
86 shares declined, and 21 shares are unchanged.

The Indian equity market is likely to close the week
comfortably in the green, a day after it took the bull by its horns, by making
fresh record highs ( Nifty comfortably above 6600 and Sensex surging past
22,200). The Indian rupee opened higher by 14 paise at 60.17 per dollar on
Friday as against previous day's closing value of 60.31 a dollar.

Global Intraday markets, meanwhile, are in the red zone with US markets having closed
marginally lower following mixed economic reports. Japan’s Nikkei slipped after
the latest economic data dampened hopes of further monetary stimulus from the
Bank of Japan.

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25 March 2014

After record closing high yesterday, the Intraday Market seems to
take a breather on Tuesday. The Sensex is down 132.39 points at 21923.09, and
the Nifty is down 33.40 points at 6550.10. About 203 shares have advanced, 167
shares declined, and 32 shares are unchanged. Oil and gas stocks are reeling
under heavy selling pressure. ONGC and Reliance are down 3-4 percent GAIL, Coal
India and Hero Motocorp are other laggards in the Sensex.The Indian rupee gained in the early trade. It has opened higher by 18 paise at
60.59 per dollar against 60.77 Monday. Equity and Debt Mutual Funds surge on
Monday, as the Equity benchmarks saw fresh all-time highs on Monday with the
Sensex closing above the psychological 22000-mark, supported by strong Asian
cues and FII flows.Meanwhile, the global cues are negative as the US markets fell for a second
session, with the Nasdaq down over a percent Asia, meanwhile, is trading
negative in morning trade.

24 March 2014

Today the Intraday Market has opened fairly higher on March
F&O expiry week. The Sensex is up 96.48 points at 21851.80, and the Nifty
is up 21.75 points at 6514.95. About 336 shares have advanced, 106 shares
declined, and 27 shares are unchanged.

The Indian rupee opened higher at 60.84 per dollar, up 5 paise from Friday's
closing value of 60.89 a dollar. Global cues, meanwhile, were mixed with the US
markets ending in red and the S&P 500 erasing gains after rising to an
intraday high.

Asia is positive in morning intraday trade with Japan’s
Nikkei gaining over a percent. Crude oil is trading flat,From the precious metals space,
gold is edging lower on Monday after posting its biggest weekly drop since
November.

21 March 2014

The Intraday market has opened on a positive note. The
Sensex is up 104.82 points at 21844.91, and the Nifty is up 31.05 points at
6514.15. About 481 shares have advanced, 100 shares declined, and 16 shares are
unchanged.

Canara Bank rose 1.21% to Rs 242.25 at 9:36 IST on BSE after
the bank said that it plans to raise Rs 1000 crore from bonds.Axis Bank falls over
2 percent on the stake sale, while Sun Pharma, Cipla and ITC are top losers in
the Sensex. Among the gainers are BHEL, Bharti, GAIL, ONGC and Wipro.

The
Indian rupee appreciated by 14 paise to 61.20 per dollar in early trade as
against previous day's closing value of 61.34 a dollar.In Asia, Japanese markets are shut for 'vernal equinox' day.
South Korean shares also recovered after closing at a 6-week low yesterday.
Bank of Thailand’s monetary policy report is due for release later in the day.

20 March 2014

Today The Intraday Market opened lower as Federal Reserve
chair Janet Yellen suggested interest rate hikes in about six months after
quantitative easing ends. The Sensex is down 78.59 points at 21754.27 and the
Nifty is down 22.55 points at 6501.50.

Back to domestic shares, oil & gas and bank stocks are
under pressure. Axis Bank, TCS, Dr Reddy’s Labs, Coal India and ONGC are major
losers. Among the gainers are Infosys, Wipro, Tata Steel, GAIL and Bharti
Airtel.

Indian rupee opened lower at 61.38 per dollar, down 43 paise
compared to previous day's closing value of 60.95 a dollar after indication
from Fed chair Janet Yellen of likely hike in interest rates in the US.

14 March 2014

Today in Morning the Intraday markethas opened on a weak note
with the Nifty struggling below the 6500-level. The Nifty is down 45.85 points
at 6447.25. The Sensex is down 160.50 points at 21614.11. About 109 shares have
advanced, 267 shares declined, and 15 shares are unchanged. The Indian rupee
opened lower by 24 paise at 61.41 per dollar on Friday as against previous
day's closing value of 61.17 a dollar.

In commodities, crude steadied above USD 98 a barrel, but
was headed for its second-biggest weekly fall this year after a steep rise in
US oil stockpiles and Washington's first test sale of crude from its emergency
reserve since 1990.

From precious metals
space, gold rose to fresh six-month highs on Friday and was headed for its best
weekly gain in four weeks, buoyed by mounting tensions between Russia and the
west over Ukraine, and worries over an economic slowdown in china.

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